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And it calls in the next videos you'll learn why the way that you are so powerful and why so many.
The mind Mr. Rogers.
Programmers and writers use it every day to get their job done.
After all if you're here the text editor has already sparked your interest and you've come to the right
place.
VB allows you to be more productive and faster.
You can safely expect to cut your text editing time in half.
Once you learn various vim ins and outs will start from the very basics of movement within documents
insertion of text and other basic operations.
Well then move to learn how buffers Micro's regular expressions registers tabs and things work in them
by the end of the Course you'll not only realize of how much more efficient you can be by using the
textedit are but also they can completely replace whatever IEEE you've been using to perform your riding
or development with.
Once you reach a certain level of skill it also becomes a pleasure to use vim.
Just take a look at this excerpt from one of the videos.
Of course we have one which DML page that we have downloaded locally and with only one regular expression
we were able to replace hypertext textual links of the file with a hash.
Of course many other editors make use of regular expressions but also take a look at these other excerpts
from another video and of course we can have multiple tabs open in different files and in each one of
those steps we can further split the window in multiple panes which also registers that allow us to
copy text not only in one place like you will do on your operating system normally in your clipboard
but the features register for every alphanumeric character of your keyboard.
Something like 36 registers 36 readable and right both clipper is essentially that you can further process
with RIM built in functions which is very modular and one of the reasons why people find it so difficult
to use it for us is exactly because of the freedom that the editor gives you.
It's really not that hard and once you get behind the philosophy of how it works you really wanna go
back.
I'd suggest to cite it in that adjustable chunks.
Plus VI is not going anywhere anytime soon as it's presence out of the box.
On many Linux distributions you can take your time but the objective of the Course is to get you up
to speed fast.
Once you have finished the course you're also going to be able to say goodbye to your mouse as can be
preferably used using only the keyboard.
For this reason it's not required but I heartily recommend that you know how to touch type on the keyboard.
There are free courses online and in general it's a good skill to have
not required but it will add to the speed of execution when you are using them.
Also it's a good idea to have a basic understanding of how the best common line works as we will be
siding on Linux main throughout the course.
You can watch my course on the bash come on line.
Just search Brem read in security on YouTube you'll find a play list there
also.
Not required.
You can study on Windows or on a Mac.
I suspect that most students will be leaning towards Linux or Mac worked OK in the next video will install
VM on Windows and on Linux.